Theory & Design of switching circuits

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LOGICAL DESIGN OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS By Arthur D. Friedman, University of Southern California Computer Science Press, 1975, 278 pp., ISBN 0-914894-50-1 Beginning from the simplest precepts of gate level logic design, the concepts of combinational circuit design, sequential circuit design and finally system level design are developed in a systematic and unified manner culminating in an introduction to the design of digital computer systems. Emphasizes generál concepts, theory, and design techniques of relevance to current technologies. Features include: modular design of functional subcircuits including counters, decoders, adders, comparison circuits, and shift registers; logical completeness; system level design using register transfer languages, including the design of a multiplier and divider; introduction to piacement and routing of IC boards and digital circuit diagnosis. Ideál text for an introductory logic design or switching theory course, and a valuable reference for computer... Tovább

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LOGICAL DESIGN OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS By Arthur D. Friedman, University of Southern California Computer Science Press, 1975, 278 pp., ISBN 0-914894-50-1 Beginning from the simplest precepts of gate level logic design, the concepts of combinational circuit design, sequential circuit design and finally system level design are developed in a systematic and unified manner culminating in an introduction to the design of digital computer systems. Emphasizes generál concepts, theory, and design techniques of relevance to current technologies. Features include: modular design of functional subcircuits including counters, decoders, adders, comparison circuits, and shift registers; logical completeness; system level design using register transfer languages, including the design of a multiplier and divider; introduction to piacement and routing of IC boards and digital circuit diagnosis. Ideál text for an introductory logic design or switching theory course, and a valuable reference for computer design engineers. DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN AUTOMATION: LANGUAGES, SIMULATION, AND DATA BASE Edited by Melvin A. Breuer, University of Southern California Computer Science Press, 1975,417 pp., ISBN 0-914894-54-4 This book is the sequel to a previous book on design automation edited by Prof. Melvin Breuer which was selected in IEEE Spectrum as one of eleven books to constitute the basic library for digital system designers. This new book is of equal significance. Topics include: system level simulation; register transfer (RT) languages and their use in automated digital system design including RT level simulation and translation; automated microprogramming techniques; database design and file management. Includes descriptions of several languages and their simulators, and a survey and analysis of several design automation systems. Contains examples and problems. A unique and essential book for any student or engineer interested in digital system design. Vissza